Freed
to make a difference
Get Involved
In Luke 10, Jesus is asked, “Who is my neighbor?” Using the parable of the Good Samaritan, He illustrates how we become a neighbor to those in need.
At 70×7, our neighbors are largely invisible. Offenders don’t readily volunteer their status, and families of those incarcerated who are dealing with shame, guilt, and anger similarly don’t share their situation.
While they may be invisible, their needs are huge. They need guidance, encouragement, and hope. Here’s how you can get involved:
Give
Because we are a biblically-based organization, we rely on individual generous donors like you. Whether it’s a one-time, monthly, or annual gift, an estate gift, or shopping using AmazonSmile, your gift creates redemption and hope
Participate
If you or a family member is currently or has previously been incarcerated, don’t be afraid to ask for help. Make the decision to be freed for a new life.
Mentor
This is one of our greatest needs. Relationships are everything, and we need people who are willing to take a leap of faith with us and walk alongside our participants.
Employ
We need employers who are willing to be an avenue for our participants to truly change their lives. Be a part of the reason someone gets their life back.
Church Partner
We believe that the best place for families and individuals to thrive is within the local church. Welcome those returning from incarceration, as well as their families.
Pen Pal
Write to prisoners who have no real contact with anyone. Help these humans not feel abandoned, but feel valuable and loved.
“‘Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?’ The expert in the law replied, ‘The one who had mercy on him.’ Jesus told him, ‘Go and do likewise.’”
Luke 10:36-37
Give
Because we are a biblically-based organization, we rely on individual generous donors like you. Whether it’s a one-time, monthly, or annual gift, an estate gift, or shopping using AmazonSmile, your gift creates redemption and hope
Participate
If you or a family member is currently or has previously been incarcerated, don’t be afraid to ask for help. Make the decision to be freed for a new life.
Mentor
This is one of our greatest needs. Relationships are everything, and we need people who are willing to take a leap of faith with us and walk alongside our participants.
Employ
We need employers who are willing to be an avenue for our participants to truly change their lives. Be a part of the reason someone gets their life back.
Church Partner
We believe that the best place for families and individuals to thrive is within the local church. Welcome those returning from incarceration, as well as their families.
Pen Pal
Write to prisoners who have no real contact with anyone. Help these humans not feel abandoned, but feel valuable and loved.
“‘Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?’ The expert in the law replied, ‘The one who had mercy on him.’ Jesus told him, ‘Go and do likewise.’”
Luke 10:36-37
Out of incarceration
into a life of purpose
into a life of purpose
Out of incarceration
into a life of purpose
into a life of purpose
